I once had a night out in Hamburg where we got drunk with a load of Germans. They played some remix version of the Will Grigg song and we spotted a group of English lads on the other side of the dance floor singing it. Became mates for life/the two-day holiday. (Sanders)

Simon Stone
BBC Sport

Sunderland forward Will Grigg is waiting for the green light to complete a move away from the Stadium of Light..

Grigg’s career has stalled since his £4m deadline day move from Wigan for two years ago.

A number of clubs have expressed an interest in taking the Northern Ireland international on loan and Grigg’s representatives are confident of being able to conclude a deal at short notice.

However, they have still to be told by Sunderland that Grigg can leave.

Russell Roebuck: Offspring XI - Scottish flavoured... GK: Paul Gallacher D: Jamie Buchan D: Andy Considine D: Neil Orr D: Jackie McNamara M: Ryan Christie M: Scot Gemmill M: Dave Bowman M: Charlie Adam F: Paul Dalglish F: Jordan Rhodes.

D Coleman: Luca Zidane, Paolo Maldini, Giovanni Simeone, Alex Bruce, Nigel Clough, Frank Lampard, Gio Reyna, Ianis Hagi, Jordan Larsson, Rivaldinho, Daniel Maldini. A father and son in the same team too.

Stakes raised by Russell and DC here... a team full of Scots and if we give it another couple hundred years maybe a team full of Maldinis. As if Zinedine Zidane's kid is only a goalie as well. No offence, keepers.

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How are we Reds?

Liverpool may sign a second central defender after sealing a £2m deal for Preston's Ben Davies, with Marseille's Duje Caleta-Car and Schalke's Ozan Kabak potential targets.

That's the latest from our very own Simon Stone and Phil McNulty. Read more here.

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So it looks like things are hotting up in Liverpool.

Leaving it a bit late aren't they? Jordan Henderson will be having a mini party by himself at home.

"Jurgen, I can actually play in MIDFIELD again? Thanks boss."

Manchester City defender Taylor Harwood-Bellis, 19, has joined Championship side Blackburn on loan until the end of the season.

He signed a new contract in December but manager Pep Guardiola wants him to get some first-team experience.

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Arsenal

The possibility that Ainsley Maitland-Niles could be heading out on loan is interesting. In such a strange season I'm not sure we know who our rivals are.

Giving a player to Leicester or Southampton could directly result in them both getting European football with us missing out and giving them Maitland-Niles is helping them.

The only way to make that one work is if there is a sale in the summer.

Newcastle still appear keen on Joe Willock, they must have forgiven us for agreeing to give them Rob Holding, only to say no in the final stages of the summer window.

In other news, it seems Swindon have sent back Matt Smith who will go on loan elsewhere (it looks like) - strange one as I thought he was doing quite well there.

What's the feeling in the Arsenal camp? Over to the fans...

Bookmakers have slashed the odds on Turkish defender Ozan Kabak joining Liverpool today, following a series of bets, say Oddschecker.

Odds have been cut from 4-6 into 1-5, indicating an 83.3% chance Jurgen Klopp adds to his defensive options.

That’s due to Liverpool accruing 84% of all bets in the market, with money continuing to be placed on the move.

Bookmakers are only considering the Reds as one of two options for the centre back, with AC Milan the only other destination touted at 14/1.

Nat's dad Jimmy Phillips, for those unfamiliar with him, was a Bolton legend in the 1990s.

*Spoiler alert for anybody planning to binge watch One Foot in the Grave 30 years later*

Brighton & Hove Albion

Glenn Murray leaving Brighton is what I imagine it feels like when your children leave home. You know it is going to happen but nothing can prepare you for it.

I don't have children personally, but it is similar to how I felt when One Foot in the Grave ended and they killed off Victor Meldrew.

Murray departs the Amex as only the second player ever to score over 100 goals for Brighton after 1920s striker Tommy Cook. He fired the Seagulls from League One to the Premier League and then got 29 goals in two seasons which kept us up.

He is a genuine club legend who is on a par with the likes of Bobby Zamora and Peter Ward in the greatest ever player stakes. No mean feat, that.

The worst part about Murray's departure is that we did not get to say goodbye. The first thing that the Albion should be doing when stadiums reopen is inviting him back for the send-off he deserves as a player who did more than any to take Brighton into the top flight.

Nottingham Forest fans might be wondering what a veteran like Murray can bring to the City Ground. He has never relied on pace so getting old is not an issue. Chris Hughton knows how to get the best out of him and Anthony Knockaert knows how to supply him. If the Knockaert-Murray link is even 50% as good as it was when Brighton won promotion in 2016-17, then it will provide the goals to haul Forest away from the relegation zone.

If you missed it earlier, Glenn Murray left Brighton to join Nottingham Forest on a free.

We caught up with Brighton fan Scott McCarthy to reflect on the news.

Ian Dennis
BBC Radio 5 Live senior football reporter

Everton have made an enquiry for the Bournemouth striker Josh King. No offer as yet. His contract expires at the end of the season.

CALM DOWN PEOPLE.

Signings are actually happening?! I need a brew.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport

Turkey midfielder Okay Yokuslu, 26, has now completed his West Brom medical ahead of his move from Celta Vigo.

Ian, you're spoiling us now.

Ian Dennis
BBC Radio 5 Live senior football reporter

Fulham are hoping to complete a loan deal for Bordeaux forward Josh Maja. The deal for the 22-year-old former Sunderland man would be with an option to buy.